Theres usually no gender difference until the first moult. He/she is adorable btw
Thank you, I agree wholeheartedly, too cute. Ive just been saying "he" as it's easier.
Moulting - won't be for a while right? Until 6 months? Either way, he's such a mischievous little kid, likes to be involved in literally everything we're doing. He will chew anything so I have to always be taking things away from him!
Which, Id like to ask - what is a good way to say "no!"? He's hand raised so he doesn't mind hands at all. He will let you just pick him up. So I do that when I'm taking him away from a potentially dangerous situation, but I'm not sure if that's correct practice? (He only steps up when I have millet. LOL) Sometimes he gets annoyed if I continuously take him away from something he wants to do (i.e. chew on something not meant to be chewed) and will chirp angrily and nip at my fingers, so that I also want to discourage.
(Let me know if this is appropriate to ask here, or if I should make a new thread)
Hermes doesn't have that spot, indicating he has no pied genes. Some split pieds may even have a clear tail or wing feather, maybe even a toenail or a toe... but are not actual visual pieds.
